What IDE do you recommend for Ruby on Rails on Windows with Cygwin? [closed]

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I want to be able to use this IDE to step though code and debug.

So far I have found:

"e" Text Editor (http://www.e-texteditor.com/) $34.95 Arcadia (http://arcadia.rubyforge.org/)

Has anybody ever tried either of these and how are they? Or anything else you can suggest?

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If you're specifically looking for debugging capabilities, then the following fit the bill:

• Ruby in Steel
• RubyMine

While E Text Editor has no debugger as such, it's a great editor for working with Ruby and Rails due to its similarity to TextMate and compatibility with its Bundles.

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in windows, it's got to be aptana http://www.aptana.com/ - it has strong debugging capabilities although it is a bit of a process hog

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komodo ide from activestate has ruby and debugging; however, I won't be able to comment on the cygwin piece you asked about until next week when I actually set up cygwin on my windows box

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E.texteditor is very good one.

On linux I use gEdit (gMate with plugins) On windows: E.Texteditor On Mac: TextMate.

They have got many similar functionality (such as bundles and themes). I don't think that big IDE's are good solutions for rails development. So I recommend you to look at e.texteditor on windows.

Although you can look on vim or Emacs (I prefer Emacs) - they are hard on the beginning but very when you are experienced user - they give you many cool features. And they are platform independent. So you have got your editor everywhere you work.

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If you consider going down the Emacs route, the following link probably will be helpful:

http://nubyonrails.com/articles/emacs-emacs